Well, unfortunately we had to leave Zipolite after 2 days of fun, and we had to move on with our trip as we were desperatly behind on time. We caught the bus to Mexico City, from Zipolite, a nice 15 hour journey, and arrived absolutely knackered... We booked into hostal amigos, which had been recomended by many a person we met, and after a brief nap, hit the city for a look around. It is absolutely massive and after checking out the Zocalo (main square) and surr...

Well, from Puerto Escondido we decided to move further down the Pacific coast to a tiny village called Zipolite. We are currently staying in a hostel run by old hippies and it is literally just huts on the beach, very cool, spend all day lazing around in hammocks or playing frisbee in the sea, not really much else to do apart from that.... The place is really cool and called 'A Nice Place on the Beach' and teh owner/bartender is called Crazy Horse Invicible (ye...

Well, its been a while, pretty much because i have been doing absolutely nothing all week and a half I have been in Puerto Escondido. We arrived here last Wednesday with the aim of leaving that Saturday night,we still haven't booked our bus outta here. A typical day here usually involves waking up at 10/11 ish, heading to the beach, occansionally having a little surf, heading back to the hostel, cooking some food and then playing drinking games. It is very easy...

Well, from Merida, we headed of to spend a night in Campeche, and meet up with the people from our hostel in Merida, turns out basically they got to Campeche really late the night before, didn´t get let into the hostel, so went straight onto Palenque, so we still touched down for a night, even though there really wasn´t alot to do in Campeche at all. Really, so we ate some more street food wondered round and then just sat and talked to the other travell...

From Cancun, after a unusually quiet last night, well quiet in cancun terms, still left me with quite a hangover, we took the bus to Merida, via Chichen Itza - some Mayan ruins which have been voted one of the seven wonders of teh new world, which was actually pretty boring, you weren´t allowed to climb the big pyramid, or even walk within about 10 feet of it, so took a few snaps and then headed off. Merida is a small town in the Yucatan with not much but a ...